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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1922

Page

10

McKesson & Robbins Early Growth and Gold Dust Shipment

A $20 000 bag of gold dust arrived in 1868 from Montana to McKesson & Robbins with a letter requesting a full stock in trade. By then the firm was 35 years old and already trusted from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The company’s labs contributed to major drug discoveries and reliable supplies.

McKesson & Robbins Montana Atlantic Pacific Coast

Analax Children's Laxative Promises Easy Relief

A candy laxative named Analax marketed for children claims to be an inexpensive pleasant health conditioner and bowel regulator. It blends two potent medicinal agents with fruit juice and a ripe fruit taste, recommended by doctors, suitable for adults as well.

McK &R

Exhumation Ordered for Rector Edward Wheeler Hall

New Brunswick reports that an order signed by Supreme Court Justice O Malley directs Greenwood Cemetery trustees to allow exhumation of rector Edward Wheeler Hall and choir leader Mrs Eleanor Mills. The body will be moved to Kines County Hospital morgue for autopsy by New Jersey surgeons.

New Brunswick N. J Stricker Greenwood Cemetery Kings County New York Edward Wheeler Hall Eleanor R. Mills Supreme Court O'Malley Manhattan Kines County Hospital Middlesex Somerset New Jersey Otto Schuitse Somerset County Phillips Farm James Mills Church of St. John the Evangelist Panglers Hall

Broken Teacup Sparks Quiet Interest in Anita Austin

Anita Austin, a troubled young woman living with Mrs. Adams, meets Pinky Payne and Emily Bates in a boarding house. The visit leads to an invitation to Doctor Waring's tea, where Anita reacts with sharp defiance before joining a social outing that reveals new romantic stakes surrounding Doctor Waring and his fiancée.

John Waring Corinth College New England Emily Bates Rin Austin Esther Salton Adams Miss Mystery Salt’’ Adams Miss Austin Gordon Lockwood Dr. Waring Mrs. Adams Mrs. Bates Pinky Ae of Penne Pinky Payne Corinth Adams Mr. Bates Anita Esther Adams Doctor Waring Waring Mrs. Peyton Helen Robert Tyler Ito Nogi

Miss Anita Austin Introduced at Tea in Waring Household

At a tea, Mrs. Bates introduces Doctor John Waring to Miss Anita Austin. Helen Peyton shows curiosity about the newcomer while Mrs. Bates restrains her. The moment signals tension as Waring reacts to the revelation, ending with a dramatic pause to be continued in the Daily and Sunday Post.

Bates University Peyton Ha Emily Bates Miss Austin Helen Helen Peyton Miss Mystery Robert Tyler Sunday Post

Suits Against 64 Bondsmen Entered

Attorney James G. Wolff in Suffolk county Superior Court has filed four suits to recover 52000 from bondsmen who failed to produce principals for trial. The suits name Israel Alpert Roxbury 6000 and others including Joseph Seviririo Cambridge 3000 Rubin Shulman Roxbury 3000 Antonetta Castaldo South Boston 1500 Gan tano Schipellito Cambridge 1500 Josephine Constantino Fleet Street 2000 George C Wilson Roxbury 1700 Jacob Popkin Shawmut Avenue 2500 Bed ward M. Nazzaro Richmond Street 818 Oscar M. Cohen Dorchester 1500 Hannah T. Cullinane South Boston 2000 Camillo Cappuccio South Boston 1700.

Suffolk County Superior Criminal Court James G. Wolff District Attorney's Office Israel Alpert Hollander Street Roxbury Joseph Seviririo North Street Rubin Shulman Middlesex Street Antonetta Castaldo D Street South Boston Camillo Cappuccio Fast Third Street

Animal Cuties booklet in Boston Sunday Post Magazine

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish a 16 page booklet titled Animal Cuties featuring a curated collection of adorable animal pictures. This special preview highlights a major photo feature aimed at capturing reader interest with charming images.

Boston Sunday Post

Divorces Granted in Plymouth Superior Court

In Plymouth on October 3 Judge Nelson P. Brown presided. Decrees granted for cruelty or desertion include Rosina Davies vs Eleazer Davies Plymouth. Beatrice Foster vs George Foster Pembroke. Vivien Blaisdell vs Harry Blaisdell Hingham. Wade A. Anderson Rockland. Burrell vs Burleigh Burrell Brockton. Charlotte Pearson vs Julius Pearson Brockton. Alimony arrangements noted. contact records indicate name restorations where applicable.

Plymouth Nelson P. Brown Everett Rosina Davies Eleazer Davies Beatrice A. Foster George B. Foster Pembroke Gerow Harry L. Blaisdell Vivien R. Blaisdell Hingham Wade A. Anderson Rockland

Golddust plans to pay debts with tell-all book in York

Louis Montgomery Kardos Jr. says he will write a book to satisfy $3,000,000 in creditors claims tied to the Kardos and Burk bankruptcy. He promises revelations about Wall Street conditions and handsome voluntary dividends to creditors.

York Louis Montgomery Kardos, Jr Kardos and Burk Wall Street

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